Click HERE to Enlarge It’s funny, actually. I usually go to great lengths to ensure that that I reduce/remove as much distortion from my shots as possible. By distortion, I am usually referring to the curving or bending of vertical lines, typically found in architecture and is most often visible as the lines of buildings...
Canon EOS 5D Mark II, Canon TS-E 17mm f/4L, 17mm, F 16, ISO 100, HDR, 27 Exposures Click to Enlarge This is the Santuario della Madonna del Carmine in Sorrento, Italy. It is an absolutely exquisite church. It’s long and narrow and has the most fantastic acoustics. I know because I was the source of...
Click Image To Enlarge All in all, I try to stick to plans that I make for myself. I have intentions and I try to keep them well-kept. For instance, the other night, I was assisting my buddy, Doug, on a ballerina shoot down by the Navy Yard in Charlestown. There was a perfectly clear...
I know, I know… patience is a virtue. I’ve gotten that reminder in my fortune cookie several times already. But sometimes, especially times when the hot sun is relentlessly beating down on you, patience gets exhausted pretty quickly. As was the case at the Alamo, in San Antonio, TX. I knew that I wanted to...
Waiting a few extra minutes at a scene can sometimes make a world of a difference between an ‘OK’ shot and one that really just sings. Jack and I were getting ready to pack it in for the night. It was a long day of flying out to Texas, running around in an unusually humid...
